what is the signal to noise (s/n) ratio?
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I don't pay attention to the specs as much as I do to the actual performance. I will say this, I replaced my older Onkyo amp with this newer version because it's so much more quiet. I can't even tell when the power is on, but I could with my older version. I think you will be pretty impressed with the sound quality - especially if you are using a quality belt-drive turntable.
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I used it to split an HD signal from a cable box, there is no noticeable signal loss or loss of picture quality. For sound I am using an optical output from the cable box to a surround receiver.
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Don't know--haven't had any problems or noises with mine. Call for tech support.
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Newegg specs it at 17.6 dba. I can't hear it unless I put my ear next to the case.
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Hi, the output is about 9K. We just corrected in description.Thanks,musiclily
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The bandwidth is 300Hz to 8Hz and the Measurement Range is 40 to 130db. Hope that answers your question.
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Nominal output power (total) 33 Watt - Response bandwidth 40 - 20000 Hz - Signal-To-Noise ratio 75 dB - Transmission range 30 ft
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To my knowledge the instruction manual made no reference to the signa noise level (adjusting volume), but in this case I suggest they contact Cuinart custome service. If I recall correctly the signal level is not adjustable nor is there any accesible adjustment for it.
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Well some noise is normal and that seems to be what you have going on. If your near a computer or router or any fluorescent lights you will get some EM interference. And that is what it sounds like in your video. You can buy a cheap noise gate and set the threshold to say -75 db and that will clean all that up.
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EK's answer is very close to correct. The -3dB rolloff point is 100kHz. Frequencies lower than this are possible to receive, but sensitivity will become lower as the frequency gets lower.
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I agree with all of the previous answers. Quiet enough. My only contribution to this discussion would be to give you some semi-scientific data. I downloaded a free decibel meter for my phone and measured the noise level of the jungle blanket, a wool blanket and a mylar blanket. Here's what I found:Wool: +15 dB over ambient noiseJungle: +15 dB over ambient noise (I was surprised by this)Mylar: +30 dB over ambient noiseI hope this helps.
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Its a high frequency PWM (15khz), so not audible in my setup. Im using it in a small motor so I cant hear any whine. Im not sure if this would be the case on a larger motor under stress.
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Sorry I don't know. I purchased for resale and the customer has not mentioned any excessive noise
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@ +12db you will hear some noise, but for live work it's acceptable&gt; I would not use it for studio post production mix downs. Hope this was helpful.
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This unit uses unbalanced signals. Using balanced signals may create excess noise.
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Here's a discussion of A,B,C weighting. C is best for high noise levels. http://www.hearforever.org/tools-to-learn/sound-source-a-and-c-weighted-noise-measurements
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Full specifications may be found here:http://www.bkprecision.com/downloads/datasheets/3001_datasheet.pdf